Sentence examples for somewhere easy from inspiring English sources

You should include this in your annual report and somewhere easy to find on your website.

If your child has organisational difficulties, they might want to stick the list on a wall, or somewhere easy to find in an emergency.

In the upper-left corner, I have the standard-issue Settings and Photos; I've moved Settings around, but find it really needs to be somewhere easy to find, so it's now parked in that premium spot for good.

Peace came to Northern Ireland because people got sick of big bombs and Bill Clinton wanted to show off somewhere easy and offered huge investments as an inducement but only if Paisley and McGuinness agreed to laugh at each other's jokes.

Place the whole thing somewhere easy to reach and near the door.

Since you are just starting out, you will want to start somewhere easy.

He would take us elsewhere, somewhere easier, to do some basic mountaineering, he announced.

The clashes erupted after 200 students tried to march toward Mr. Suharto's house in a rich Jakarta suburb, prompting plans to move him to somewhere easier to protect.

We therefore advise that people meet up with their mates early, and somewhere within easy reach of the Climate Exchange.

Have your bust, waist and hip circumferences in ink or print somewhere for easy reference - if you're particularly large, you may find yourself calling airlines, movie theaters, et cetera to verify the width of their seats to ensure a comfy fit, and these measurements will help there, too.

So what's a nice former Silicon Valley entrepreneur doing in a place like this? "Well, somebody's got to get out here and fling mud somewhere!," the easy-going, no BS dapper Bloom began.